AI-generated image description: Table comparing 2008 and 2012 presidential election margins, absolute shift, partisan lean, and relative shift for all 50 US states and DC.

AI-extracted visible text:
State, 2008 Margin, 2012 Margin, Absolute Shift, 2008 Lean, 2012 Lean, Relative Shift
Utah -28.0% -47.9% -20% -35.3% -50.7% -1%
Wyoming -32.2% -41.3% -9% -39.5% -44.1% -5%
Oklahoma -31.3% -33.5% -2% -38.6% -36.3% 2%
Idaho -25.3% -31.9% -7% -32.6% -34.7% -2%
West Virginia -13.1% -26.8% -14% -20.4% -29.6% -9%
Arkansas -19.9% -23.6% -4% -27.1% -26.4% 1%
Nebraska -14.9% -22.7% -8% -22.2% -25.5% -3%
Kentucky -16.2% -22.7% -6% -23.5% -25.5% -2%
Alabama -21.6% -22.2% -1% -28.8% -25.0% 4%
Kansas -14.9%

Originally embedded in "The 2012 Election, in a Relative Sense", an article by Micah Cohen: http://fivethirtyeight.com/features/the-2012-election-in-a-relative-sense/

Original source URL: https://fivethirtyeight.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/fivethirtyeight-1118-lean_order-blog4803.jpg

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